Acupuncture
Traditional, modern, electroacupuncture, scalp acupuncture and auricular acupuncture.
Axis Medica
At the forefront of alternative and integrative medicine
Systemic approach — Therapeutic synthesis
Caring for the whole person and not just treating the symptom or the pain.
A care centre where several medical and therapeutic systems complement one another:
- Acupuncture
- Herbal medicine
- Homeopathy
- Mesotherapy
- Osteopathy
- Sophrology
- Ultrasound therapy
- Rehabilitation
- Nutritional medicine
The problem
Modern healthcare is built on a fragmented diagnosis. The treatment that follows is partial.
Most patients who come through our door have already seen a doctor, already been examined, already been treated. What they have often missed is someone who truly looks and listens, a thorough medical history, a hands-on examination; a complete assessment of the person.
This is the very foundation of the clinical examination, and it is slowly but surely disappearing from medical consultations.
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Each symptom treated separately
One specialist per organ or function, one drug per symptom, a prescription with a long list of medicines to treat every symptom. A system that does not look at what links the parts to the whole, and pays very little attention to how the parts interact with each other.
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Normal test results, real distress
The clinical examination must always come before further tests (blood work, X-rays), because you only find what you are looking for. Without that clinical groundwork, tests may reveal nothing despite the patient's suffering — a classic case of “putting the cart before the horse” with subtle conditions.
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Treatments that pile up
One drug for the side effect of the previous one, and so on. The relief is real but short-lived: only the effects are considered, while the cause remains unknown and unaddressed. The link between cause and effect is often left out — let alone the link between one cause and several effects, or between several causes and several effects.
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A fragmented care pathway
An obstacle course: one appointment after another with no end in sight and no logical sequence, an illness you have to explain all over again each time, and no overall view of your health.
Our answer
A systemic approach: several medicines, one care plan.
Systemic medicine does not replace modern medicine; it gives back the coherence modern medicine lost when it became industrial, segmented and dependent on pharmaceuticals (big pharma).
Together with its two corollaries, alternative and integrative medicine, it is the new path of medicine: one that brings many options together in a coordinated approach that makes the most of a treatment's therapeutic effects.
Every discipline practised at the Axis Medica care centre has a precise place in a protocol designed as a coherent whole.
A global assessment first, and more if needed
A long consultation that looks at the reason for your visit in light of your medical history, other ongoing problems, your sleep, diet and digestion, your stress levels, the tests you have already had and the treatments you have received. We map before we treat.
The cause before the symptom
We trace the chain back to the original imbalance — inflammatory, degenerative, hormonal, neurogenic, metabolic, digestive, postural, traumatic or psychosomatic — so that the treatment, built on a thorough knowledge of the patient, is effective and lasting.
Several medicines, one plan
Acupuncture, homeopathy, mesotherapy, herbal medicine, nutritional medicine and osteopathy, manual medicine, joint and spinal traction are not competing options: they complement each other within a single, coherent protocol.
Follow-up that adapts
The treatment plan is reviewed at every consultation, lightened as soon as possible, and coordinated with other health professionals when needed.
On video
The institute, explained in a few minutes
A presentation of the systemic approach, how a first consultation unfolds and how the disciplines work together.
Video coming soon!
At the institute
Practices brought together under one roof
Ten recognised disciplines, chosen and then combined according to your assessment — never applied by rote.
Conditions we treat
Spine
Joints and sport
Circulation
Metabolic syndrome
Neurovascular
Head, sleep and stress
Digestion
General health
Rehabilitation and prevention
In Curepipe, the institute gives priority to the following conditions in their acute phase — high blood pressure, high cholesterol, after-effects of stroke, back pain, sciatica, lumbago, neck pain, cervicobrachial neuralgia, high blood sugar (type 2 diabetes), joint pain, arterial disease, and venous and venolymphatic disorders.
Partnerships and affiliations
Director of the care centre
Dr. Mike Alan ANDEEM.D. PhD. M.Phil.
Inter-University Diploma (DIU) in Sports-Related Musculoskeletal Pathology
Postgraduate University Diploma (DESU) in Homeopathy and Homeopathic Therapeutics
Inter-University Diploma (DIU) in Manual Medicine and Osteopathy
Inter-University Diploma (DIU) in Mesotherapy
(Faculty of Medicine ~ University of Marseille)
University Diploma (DU) in Phytotherapy and Medicinal Plants
(Faculty of Pharmacy ~ University of Montpellier)
University Diploma (DU) in Spinal Pathology
(Faculty of Medicine ~ University of Bordeaux)
Diploma in Acupuncture
(International College of Acupuncture, Colombo)
University Diploma (DU) in Chinese Language and Civilisation
DEA (MPhil) in Medical Anthropology
(Faculty of Arts and Human Sciences ~ University of Nice)
University Diploma (DU) in Stroke
(Faculty of Medicine ~ University of Nice)
Google reviews
What patients say
5.0
« Docteur Andee, vous êtes le meilleur médecin que j'aie jamais consulté. Il a soigné ma sciatique alors que d'autres médecins me conseillaient une opération. Il est à l'écoute et donne d'excellents conseils médicaux. »
See the reviews on Google(new tab)OVokim vickramNovember 2026 · French translation by Google
Find us
The institute, in Curepipe
- Phone — appointmentsLandline: (230) 670 0105Mobile:
- Address73 Sir Charles Gaëtan Duval St, Curepipe, Mauritius
- Opening hoursMonday – Friday · 9 am – 6 pm · Saturday · 9 am – 1 pm